8 Minutes with Stephanie Haire

Posted on November 30, 2013

by LaRae

ARTISTS

Photographing the artists of Boundless Arts Performance Collective

I’m pleased to present images of Stephanie Haire, the fourth feature here on the Photo Sister blog in the Boundless Arts Performance Collective series.

Stephanie brings her gift of visual art to the Boundless programs by creating beautiful sets designed to transport the audience to another time and place. One of her more recent projects with Boundless was the scenic design of “Sarah Was Here” written by our dear Zoe Barker-Aderem presented at ACT Theatre and directed by Erin Hancock.

Creating the visual landscape onstage for foster youth allows them to confidently create a world where they are able to purposefully express their work of performing artistry, and henceforth give them the purpose and tools needed to excel in school and life. It was such a pleasure to capture Stephanie’s genuinely sweet spirit on a lovely afternoon in Seattle.

More about Boundless Arts Performance Collective:

Mission: “Boundless Arts Performance Collective (BAPC) is committed to providing an environment in which foster youth can realize their creative potential, build self-confidence, and discover their personal strengths. BAPC cultivates a community in which our youth and volunteers can learn and grow together through the performing arts.” This series of the collective on Photo Sister is to help bring community awareness and support for this amazing team of women and their mission helping foster youth.

Be sure to follow Boundless Arts Performance Collective on Facebook for all up-to-date information on the programs that foster youth are bringing to the stages in Seattle.